peace lily spores Spathiphyllum Bellini 'Peace Lilly' – Lay of the Land ltd

peace lily spores Spathiphyllum Bellini 'Peace Lilly' – Lay of the Land ltdThe peace Lilly can improve your indoor air quality by as much as 60 percent. It helps to reduce the levels of mold spores that grow in the home by absorbing them through its leaves and them circulating them to the plants roots where they are used as food. In bathrooms, the Peace Lily can help to keep shower tiles and curtains free from mildew It can also absorb benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, ammonia, xylene, toluene and several other known

The peace Lilly can improve your indoor air quality by as much as 60 percent. It helps to reduce the levels of mold spores that grow in the home by absorbing them through its leaves and them circulating them to the plant’s roots where they are used as food. In bathrooms, the Peace Lily can help to keep shower tiles and curtains free from mildew It can also absorb benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, ammonia, xylene, toluene and several other known pollutants.

Prefers Moderate to bright, indirect light Will adapt to lower light levels. Keep the soil moist at all times. Allow the top of the soil to dry out slightly before watering. The plant will start to droop if it needs more water. Enjoys humid conditions so mist regually. Peace lillys don't need to much feed. Feed once or twice a month with a week fertiliser during growing season, one the flowers die cut them back at the base of the stem.